Overview
- Proceeds will expand and reinforce the Red Nacional de Transmisión to support economic activity, energy security and a cleaner power mix.
- The issuance forms part of CFE’s 2025–2030 strengthening plan led by director general Emilia Calleja Alor.
- CFECapital says the deal will improve CFE Fibra E’s capital structure, increase its share of RNT revenues, add value for holders and broaden its investor base.
- CFE expects two international rating agencies to assign a rating in line with Mexican sovereign and existing CFE bonds.
- Investor outreach has begun for the placement, signaling CFE Fibra E’s return to international markets after its last issuance in 2018.